English Learning: From "1984" to "Protopia"

 


Yesterday in our Confident English Training community session, we embarked on a fascinating journey with George Orwell's dystopian novel, "1984." We took a complex paragraph and, using AI, transformed it into an easily digestible B1 level. This immediate change sparked a wealth of associations and discoveries!

Our curiosity led us to explore "1984" itself, and then surprisingly, to discover that Aldous Huxley (author of "Brave New World") had been Orwell's French teacher at school. It was a delightful "zoom out" moment!

This deep dive into literature, history, and the power of adaptation then led us to ponder a term between "utopia" and "dystopia." AI introduced us to the futurist concept of "protopia" – the idea of a society that's incrementally, continuously improving.

This notion perfectly encapsulates our approach at Confident English Training: making steady, connected progress in your English skills, one "protopian" step at a time.

If you're eager to improve your English in this engaging and effective way, I invite you to learn more.

I'm looking forward to some very productive conversations!

~ Tanya



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